The Off-Topic and Random Thoughts Thread(Anything Goes!)

PurpleUrkel said:
Nothing changes in my daily life regardless of what MSN is "reporting" or what anyone on this board reports or predicts. "Russia invades Ukraine! President Trump was shot in the ear! Bitcoin is at 100K! The Assad regime has fallen! On October 7th hangliders attacked Israel and now jews are bombing Christians in Palestine! Bilzerian is calling out the jews! A CEO was shot by an MK Ultra guy! DeSantis will mop the floor with Trump! Trump won but is ruining it with pro-jew cabinet picks! The Houtis have shut down global shipping lanes and gas will soon be $20 a gallon! Illegals are eating all the ducks in Ohio! Nick is a faggot! Scott Ritter (for the last 25 years) predicts that the US will invade Iran! Candace quit the Daily Wire and is a Freemason posing as a Catholic! Putin is outlawing faggotry yet faggotry is on the rise in Russia! We are soooo close to World War 3! Iran is attacking New Jersey with a mothership full of drones!"

Regardless of all this noise, whether true or not, when I really look at reality nothing changes. I find this fascinating. How can the sky be falling when there is rarely for a second an interruption in my electric service and everytime I go to use cash or a bank card it works? Some keep saying, "Oh, it works today, but just you wait, tomorrow is going to be a living hell for you!"

My hypothesis is that The World is what you make it... "I think, therefore I am." If you think that the sky is falling then you will indeed see a falling sky. My life has for the most part been miserable, a series of bad decisions under the influence of Satan. Now that I am praying everyday, not drinking, having only plutonic relationships with women, and have become an entrepreneur without an employeer my life has completely turned around. I have never been so financially well-off (not rich but middle class) and having so much hope about my future and I now understand that I wasted over half my life dwelling on the negative aspects of human existance of which I had no control. Sad.
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Exactly. I regret a lot of the time I wasted drinking and partying. I had a great time, don't get me wrong but I could be so far ahead of where I am now without those wasted years.

I stopped looking at the MSM or indeed any media a long time ago. I figure if news needs to find me it will somehow.
This place is actually the main source of my news now.

Sometimes I have to give this place a break too because some of the threads are really doomy
 
SkiPro said:
Exactly. I regret a lot of the time I wasted drinking and partying. I had a great time, don't get me wrong but I could be so far ahead of where I am now without those wasted years.

I stopped looking at the MSM or indeed any media a long time ago. I figure if news needs to find me it will somehow.
This place is actually the main source of my news now.

Sometimes I have to give this place a break too because some of the threads are really doomy
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Can definitely relate 👍🏻
 
A couple duis got me to finally stop drinking. The second one ended up being a gift from God. I always knew I had a problem with it, but was insecure about the idea of not drinking and looking like a loser. But avoiding alcohol not only makes life much easier, but more enjoyable. The ability to learn confidence, stability and even embrace awkward moments.

I highly recommend to people even without a drinking problem to try and not drink at all for a while.

If only I had this mindset at 18.
 
I have put in a few extra kilos I don't want lately and so I have doubled the amount of football (real football, not NFL) I play from one session a week to two.

I've found a Thursday night game which is outdoors and 11 a side. Haven't played 11s for a long time and it was great fun and good banter.

As one gets older you have to keep moving. The weight piles on real fast and takes ages to lose if you aren't careful
 
Can anyone here provide any clips of Putin or Trump actually saying the words "Jesus Christ"? I've heard them say "God" and "The Lord" but never "Jesus Christ." It is well known that the talmud's code is to never say the words "Jesus Christ" and so it would be interesting to see if Putin and Trump, whether knowingly or unknowingly, follow that code.
 
PurpleUrkel said:
Can anyone here provide any clips of Putin or Trump actually saying the words "Jesus Christ"? I've heard them say "God" and "The Lord" but never "Jesus Christ." It is well known that the talmud's code is to never say the words "Jesus Christ" and so it would be interesting to see if Putin and Trump, whether knowingly or unknowingly, follow that code.
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Did some searching:

 
PurpleUrkel said:
Can anyone here provide any clips of Putin or Trump actually saying the words "Jesus Christ"? I've heard them say "God" and "The Lord" but never "Jesus Christ." It is well known that the talmud's code is to never say the words "Jesus Christ" and so it would be interesting to see if Putin and Trump, whether knowingly or unknowingly, follow that code.
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His 2020 Christmas address
 
I read the liberal news even though it pisses me off. Know your enemy I guess, its a good way to identify the 'agenda'. Ive started to notice a major shift in the comment sections. Been meaning to record some of them for awhile and I just saw an article on 'toxic masculinity'. Check out this gem of a top comment on the article - something is happening. You know that men have put up with enough bullshit when you start seeing random dudes regularly saying stuff like this.

To all you young men out there, some wisdom from a senior.

1. Do not let any woman lecture you on what is means to be a man. Your male identity is for you to build, partly on the basis of your own experience, partly on the basis of your interaction with other men, and partly on the basis of those male ancestors of yours who displayed courage and integrity under circumstances we can only imagine in our darkest nightmares.

2. Do not define yourself according to your relationships with women. Women should be only part of your life, not your whole life. Do not cede them power over you.

3. Value truth over feelings. Let women to the opposite.

4. Never forget history: it was men who built this world. Be proud of that fact.


The thing about liberalism, feminism and the anti white agenda is that it all hinged on men and specifically white men not fighting back. They had successfully laid a groundwork that shamed white men for pushing back against these things up until now. However, the minute white men stop caring how they are labeled and fight these irrational ideologies is the day the house of cards they are built upon come crashing down. Its starting to look like were getting to that point and the shift is happening very quickly.
 
I have been noticing more and more recurring patterns of legalism within my church. It has become increasingly worse. I have also noticed the cliquishness that characterizes so much of my church as well. People say they're there for the Word of God, but all they spend their time talking about after the preaching is over is work, how many people make six figures, school, sports, etc. The same people-pleasing topics you would hear anywhere else as empowered by a spirit of partiality. You see that they consider the Word of God an obligation but they consider all the other crap they talk about as freedom. And so they tell on themselves on what they're really here for, the church as a social club. In short, what I read during the sermon does not line up with what I experience after the sermon. The sermon is true, the "fellowship" afterwards is not.

It has been incredibly disheartening. But I was greatly comforted to see that this sort of thing is nothing new. The Apostle Paul deals with this throughout his epistles. It was then that I saw that cliquish behavior and legalistic mindsets go hand in hand. Paul rebuked Peter to his face over hanging out with the legalistic Judaizers to the exclusion of the gentile Christians. He berates the Corinthian church for their partiality and selfishness, especially in their mishandling of the Lord's Supper. One eats till they're full, another goes hungry. One gets talked to, another sits alone with no one to talk to. I see the same people talking to each other about the same things every pot luck. I see the same people sitting by themselves being ignored by everyone else during every "fellowship." I see the same people having to wait their turn to talk to others, and they're the same people who get cut off by others even when they do get a chance to speak.

I realize that I too have been guilty of this behavior and ask God to forgive me for it and that I would make it a point to engage in it no longer. The power of God's grace could make us all level, but our proclivity towards self-righteousness makes us uneven. I encourage you, next time you're at the church, to remember how you felt when you were excluded and to not perpetuate that sinful cycle on others. Take the time out of your day to speak to those who don't get spoken to. The world loves us not for us but for what we can do for it, but God's love is unconditional. Let us love each other the same way as He loved us.
 
I've been feeling very mischievous lately and tired of my routine. When I'm at the grocery store in line to pay, I feel more and more like making comments to others in line...be it good or bad.

Like today, a woman behind me was buying almond milk. I was tempted to say something like, "Wow...almond milk? I guess you don't know that those are high in are high in linoliec acid."

I suppose instead I should find something nice to say about what's in their cart but that may be hard to do knowing American's buying habits.
 
I almost killed someone yesterday because of road rage, not proud of it.

I needed to merge into the other lane to take a ramp to a different highway and this guy just decided the entire road belonged to him, god forbid I should have to make him drop back a car length in moving traffic to let me in. Well his dinky little car wasn't going to stop my truck so I just got in front of him, he lost his mind started swerving and going nuts flipping me off. Coincidently he was getting off the same exit as me and even more coincidently he was turning into the complex that holds my warehouse! He had done some crazy driving and gotten in front of me at that point I'm sure he thought I was following him. Well I didn't care I just got out of my car and started opening the door to my warehouse and I could hear him cursing at me at the end of the columns of buildings, at that point I had enough turning the other cheek and started running to his car full speed I was ready to murder him, I admittedly have a bad temper but it takes a lot to get it out of me. Of course he sped off like he was on fire, only to stop further down and start cursing again....yea everyone is real tough where these is no consequence to it.

I had just had enough I didn't do anything wrong the entire road doesn't belong to you. Not my proudest moment, who knows the guy could have had a gun or who knows what.....very dumb of me.
 
www.huffpost.com

Eagles Fan Pays The Price After Repeatedly Calling Female Packers Fan The C-Word

The NFL team had already banned the man from its stadium after the incident during Sunday's playoff game.
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An Eagles fan got banned for calling a woman a c***. Would an Eagles fan be banned for calling someone an ass****? I don’t think so. What this tells me is people think women are not only physically weaker, but mentally weaker and need protection from verbal confrontation with a man. How can they be both equal and mentally weaker?
 
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